Well it says nothing about the actual PC all it says is that it has blue RGB's and a 1tb hdd and it has a AMD processor.

So its probably trash

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I would avoid this.

Processor
AMD Quad Core A8 7650K CPU 3.3GHz (Turbos up to 3.8GHZ)

Memory
8GB 1600MHz DDR3

Graphics
AMD Radeon R7 (onboard)

Power Supply
Thermaltake 350W ATX PSU

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So let's touch base with some things.

The AMD Kaveri APU is so revolutionary, it challenges the very definition of a processor.

Alright you see this? Pretend you never even had seen it. Nothing revolutionary about it now. You want revolutionary with price =/= performance ratio, slap in a Ryzen 1200 or even a Pentium G4560.

GPU is integrated graphics, meaning you won't be playing anything recent.

PSU is a little iffy. It says Thermaltake 350W ATX PSU but I question if it's the TR2 model. Those have had some pretty mixed reviews about their quality. If that is the PSU model, then I would stay away because I would rather have a reliable and quality PSU, instead of a coin-toss PSU; however, I am not surprised a shit/coin-toss PSU is in a pre-built PC, it's kind of a 'trend' lol.

Motherboard, not listed as all, go figures, it too, is part of the 'trend' for pre-built PCs.

Storage is just a 1TB HDD, doesn't even the mention the brand and/or model.

RAM, doesn't mention the brand and/or model or the timings of the RAM. 8GB is good for a pre-built, however, the RAM speed is a little on the lower side, plus it is DDR3.

All in all, for £499, you can get yourself a budget PC that would otherwise be able to play games better than this PC can. If you were thinking about the bundle of £798.99 with the monitor, keyboard and mouse and headset, you could easily get a monitor for less than £100, keyboard and mouse you could settle for easily under £30, headset, around £50 or so and have that extra money go towards a better rig.

Won't be buying this then thanks xD

Nathan wrote Won't be buying this then thanks xD

I wouldn't recommend buying pre-built computers, you're much better buying the seperate parts and building it yourself or getting someone who knows how to built computers to build it for you. You will save a lot of money this way and get better value for your money.